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From within my Android application, i am trying to implement a simple "Like Button" functionality.
We have already executed Facebook log in from the same app. We have also created an Open Graph Like action & a Link object as well on our App's Dashboard.
This is the code that we are using to publish the like.
public static void likeFacebookPage(Context context,String pageUrl)
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In the pageUrl parameter, we have:
"object_id" is the Id of the Link Object that we have created in Open Graph.
After executing the above method, the response object received as follows:
{Response: responseCode: 200, graphObject: null, error: {HttpStatus: -1, errorCode: -1, errorType: null, errorMessage: null}, isFromCache:false}
But the Like count is not getting updated, leading us to believe that this process is not working.
We have also included the permissions "publish_actions" & "user_likes" in our code as well as on the App Dashboard.
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I have a power point that is displayed all day everyday on monitors in the facility. (Looping) I am going to insert a rather long video in the PP show and am wondering if I can skip the slide with the video except every 3rd time through the show. I know I could make the show three times longer and repeat the other slides in the same show but I was wondering if there is a "slicker" solution.
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Home > Press > AERT CEO Joe Brooks Added to Principia WPC 2011 Conference Program: New Technology in Synthetic Decking Poised to Challenge Capped Composites
Synthetic decking manufacturers have staked future sales and profits on the performance and growth of ultra-low maintenance (ULM) decking, including capped composites and cellular PVC. These new products have gained rapid acceptance by consumers despite a high price point, with most products retailing for over $3.00 per lineal foot.
Will the high price point limit the product's use to the upper end of the market? Will the products perform as advertised? Several manufacturers and/or wholesale distributors aren't betting the future on these products.
Joe G. Brooks, the founder and CEO of Advanced Environmental Recycling Technologies, Inc. (AERT) has a different perspective for the future. Mr. Brooks will present "Seeking the Holy Grail of ULM Decking: New Nanotechnology Developments" at Principia's executive conference WPC 2011 - Decking and Outdoor Living Products, at the Charlotte Marriott City Center in Charlotte, NC on October 3-4, 2011.
Mr. Brooks' presentation may be viewed as provocative, as he will present a contrarian view about the future of the synthetic decking business. Based on his extensive industry experience, he believes that capping and covering WPC decking cores with higher priced, dissimilar plastic compounds, while avoiding the underlying scientific deficiencies, will not really solve the legacy issues with composite decking.
Furthermore, Mr. Brooks' concern is the ever-increasing price points of PVC and capped WPC decking will limit market penetration due to the elasticity of demand and substitution with wood decking. He cites limited market acceptance of WPC fencing products as an example of what happens when price spreads between composites and wood get too high and consumers do not perceive the value.
Mr. Brooks stated, "Advancements in new plastics reformulating technologies combined with emerging nanotechnologies represents a quantum leap forward in commercializing an entirely new generation of ULM products offering superior performance at a more attractive price point. In addition, several of these new technologies will also spur extensive innovation and market acceptance into other product categories."
Steve Van Kouteren, Conference Chair, said, "We are pleased to welcome Mr. Brooks to the conference program. Such a presentation from a longstanding industry veteran will certainly inject a buzz into the audience and provide material for a lively industry discussion on these issues. Mr. Brooks' presentation will be in Hot Topic #2 - Synthetic Decking Performance and Value."
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This is a great blush for my NW15 skin in the cooler months. It's not a color I'd choose for the summer. Although it's a cool pink, it's also got that fall berry color. It is very pigmented so a little goes a long way. It's probably one of my favorite Tarte blushes. The lasting power is great like most Tarte blushes and it blends well.
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I enjoy this blush, it is a cool toned pink blush. Very easy to over do, and while I like it, I wouldn't rebuy this if I lost it.
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on 8/3/2015 4:54:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I LOVE this blush, even having just tried it once. For anyone who is into Personal Color Analysis (color "Seasons") This is a perfect natural -looking blush for any Winter or True Summer who can often struggle to find a blush that is cool enough in its pink tone and also is pigmented to make a difference, especially on the intense cool undertones of many Winters (Bright, True, and Dark, but especially True). It is a bright, but not too neon truly cool pink. It does have a slight shimmer, but is thankfully not as sparkly as I thought it might be. I would have preferred it to be completely matte or have a satin (but not shiny) finish/texture, but overall I love it, even for the finish. Love it and would recommend anyone who is extremely COOL in their undertone try it especially. Formula is great, easy to apply, and it lasts a long time, true to the claim of its name. Yes, I would repurchase, but a little goes a long way with blushes, especially these pigmented ones, and with this ever-so-slightly brighter tone in particular, so I may not have to buy again for awhile. I would recommend everyone find a blush in this range that works for them, as the formula so far, works amazingly,
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This is my favorite Tarte blush so far of the few I own. It's a pink-berry color and looks so intense in the pan but it's not. It's super pigmented but it gives a very natural blush to your face. It really brightens my complexion.
I am NW20 and this is a perfect color. It a cool toned blush and wears a long time as do all their blushes. Gorgeous color and great for spring and summer.
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My new favorite blush. The blush looks very bright in the pot but it actually gives you a really natural flush. This reminds me a lot of MAC's hello kitty blush in Tippy and NYX's blush in Pinky except the Amazonian clay really lasts all day and is much more pigmented so a little goes a long way.
Since it's super pigmented, I recommend applying a thin layer of finishing powder to set your liquid or cream foundation before applying this blush so it will blend a lot easier and look natural.
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Hair: Black, Other, Other
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i really like this blush. It is a plummy pink blush that is very pigmented. it lasts about 8 hrs or so. no scent and no irritation on my skin. A little goes a long way. The case is a round purple plastic compact with a mirror, i like that it is easy to differentiate the colors with just a glance.
it's expensive- $26 but this one was on sale for $12 on sephora
i gifted this to my sister who has a more olive complexion, it was a lil too dark for me.
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Eyes: Hazel
I like this product, but WOW a little goes a LONG way. That's something I will never get used to - the fact that some blushes require so much more product to be applied than others. I actually like blushes that require more product... there's something satisfying and easy about swirling your brush around a few times, buffing it onto your face and blending, maybe going back for a little more blush and blending it out a little more. Well, this blush definitely isn't like that. The first time I used it, I swirled my brush around a few times and then applied... holy jesus, I looked like I was 13 again and just learning how to apply makeup. It was WAY too much product. I've since learned the proper amount to apply - now I just barely tap my brush a few times and then apply it and that's all I need. The color looks a bit scary in the pan if you're not used to that kind of thing, but once you apply it, it gives you that nice, natural, rosy glow that makes it look like you just came in from a brisk walk (if you apply the right amount, that is!). I don't know about the claim that it lasts 12 hours. I guess when I get home from work, it's still there... well, SOME of it is still there... but it also seems like at the end of the day, it's possibly oxidized a bit as it's a different color. So, sure, it CAN stay there for 12 hours, but it's a different color afterward lol. Not in a bad way, but still. Probably the best thing about this blush is the packaging. I'm a sucker for packaging and this is super cute! I love it! I'm sure this will last me forever since so little product is needed to get any kind of color result. After it does run out, I probably won't repurchase since I can find this same shade in so many other brands that have (IMO) better blushes.
on 3/24/2013 8:40:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I love this colour. It's so intimidating looking in the pan, but just a tiny bit on my 187 or 129 brush, and it pops like crazy on my nc15 skin. It gives me this gorgeous glow. The price is a little high (I paid USD 25 dollars, but in Canada this would be 33) but worth every penny. I cannot imagine ever finishing it!
on 3/2/2013 5:13:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Dark, Warm
Hair: Black, Other, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I received this blush as a gift from a friend. It is my first foray in to Tarte Blushes. I was really surprised at the quality. The blush is soft, silky and very finely milled. Flush is very pigmented and a little goes a long way. Although it is toted as a matte blush, it does give off a subtle glow which is very appealing. The packaging is sleek and very pretty and the container reflects the color of the blush. As a result, I will be taking a closer look at Tarte in general.
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I just swapped Tipsy for Flush and I am absolutely in love. I was worried that it might be much too dark on my pale skin (NW15), but after wearing it for only two days, it has become one of my all-time favorite blushes. The way I apply it is by barely touching my blush brush to the product, lightly blowing on the brush, and then blending it onto the back of my cheek and forward to the apples of my cheek. I spend some extra time blending but it really pays off as it appears to bring the blush to life on my cheeks. This is a matte blush, but I swear there's a slight glow to it once it is blended in... I think that might just be the effect it has on me. It doesn't give me clown cheeks or make me look sunburned... it's just a very pretty berry colored flush. I think this would look beautiful on any and every skintone and if I ever manage to use it up (doubt it), I would buy it in a heartbeat.
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This reader brings together 35 seminal articles that reflect the museum world's ongoing conversation with itself and the public about what it means to be a museumone that is relevant and responsive to its constituents and always examining and reexamining its operations, policies, collections, and programs. In conjunction with the editor's introductory
This reader brings together 35 seminal articles that reflect the museum world's ongoing conversation with itself and the public about what it means to be a museumone that is relevant and responsive to its constituents and always examining and reexamining its operations, policies, collections, and programs. In conjunction with the editor's introductory material and recommended additional readings these articles will help students grasp the essentials of the dialogue and guide them on where to turn for further details and developments.
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Part 1 Preface with Acknowledgments Part 2 Introduction: Reinventing the Museum Part 3 Part I: The Role of the Museum in Society: The Challenge to Remain Relevant Chapter 4 Introduction Chapter 5 The Gloom of the Museum (1917) Chapter 6 What is a Museum? (1942) Chapter 7 A Twelve Point Program for Museum Renewal (1970) Chapter 8 The Museum, a Temple or the Forum (1971) Chapter 9 Rethinking the Museum: An Emerging New Paradigm (1990) Chapter 10 Museums in the Age of Deconstruction (1992) Chapter 11 The Real Multiculturalism: A Struggle for Authority and Power (1992) Chapter 12 Hey! That's Mine: Thoughts on Pluralism and America (1992) Chapter 13 An Agenda for Museums in the Twenty-First Century (1992) Chapter 14 Additional Recommended Reading Part 15 Part II: The Role of the Public: The Need to Understand the Visitor's Perspective Chapter 16 Introduction Chapter 17 United States: A Science in the Making (1993) Chapter 18 Staying Away: Why People Choose Not to Visit Museums (1983) Chapter 19 The Contextual Model of Learning (2000) Chapter 20 The Museum's Role in a Multicultural Society (1992) Chapter 21 Visitor's Bill of Rights (2000) Chapter 22 Can Museums Be All Things to All People? (2000) Chapter 23 Additional Recommended Reading Part 24 Part III: The Role of Public Service: The Evolution of Exhibitions and Programs Chapter 25 Introduction Chapter 26 Museum Exhibitions and the Dynamics of Dialogue (1999) Chapter 27 Changing Practices in Interpretation (1997) Chapter 28 Making Meaning Together: Lessons from the Field of American History (1993) Chapter 29 Is There Method in Our Madness? Improvisation in the Practice of Museum Education (1999) Chapter 30 Mining the Museum: An Installation Confronting History (1993) Chapter 31 Evaluating the Ethics and Consciences of Museums (1994) Chapter 32 Additional Recommended Reading Part 33 Part IV: The Role of the Object: The Obligation of Stewardship and Cultural Responsibility Chapter 34 Introduction Chapter 35 What is the Object of this Exercise? (1999) Chapter 36 Collecting Then, Collecting Today (2002) Chapter 37 Collections Planning: Pinning Down a Strategy (2002) Chapter 38 Who Cares? Conservation in a Contemporary Context (1999) Chapter 39 A Philosophical Perspective on the Ethics and Resolution of Cultural Properties Issues (1999) Chapter 40 Deft Deliberations (1991) Chapter 41 Deaccessioning: The American Perspective (1991) Chapter 42 Additional Recommended Reading Part 43 Part V: The Role of Leadership: The Essential Ingredient Chapter 44 Introduction Chapter 45 Creampuffs and Hardball: Are You Really Worth What You Cost or Just Merely Worthwhile? (1995) Chapter 46 The Well-Managed Museum (1990) Chapter 47 Museum Accountability: Laws, Rules, Ethics, and Accreditation (1991) Chapter 48 Governance as Unique Management (1997) Chapter 49 Toward a New Governance (1997) Chapter 50 Institution-wide Change in Museums (2000) Chapter 51 Persistent Paradoxes (1997) Chapter 52 Additional Recommended Reading Part 53 Bibliography Part 54 About the Editor
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I don't consider this Bernie selling out. It's unfortunate but I think he's just making the best of a terrible situation.
I wish he'd won the democratic nomination. His plans might have all been pipe dreams but he made me believe the system could be repaired. He made me want to vote. If my choices are status quo and slightly worse status quo, I'll just be abstaining from voting altogether.
I'm not sure what you're asking OP. You created a character to break the game and you broke the game. What was the expected result?
As others have suggested, dial down the optimization - like tenfold. The game at that level is already nigh unplayable, overly effective characters certainly don't help.
If playing anything that's less than 100% optimized isn't fun for you, maybe this campaign isn't a good fit for you and you should just take a break. It sounds like these guys are your friends. Souring a friendship over one campaign doesn't seem like a great idea.
Male Suel Sacred Fist/Godling 10 | 102/102 hp, Init +0, AC 35 (haste, recitation, shield) [touch 23, FF 20], Fort +13, Ref +6, Will +14; Perception +7
1st: Divine Favor x2, Remove Fear,
Blessing 7/7 | Fervor 6/7 | Smites 6/6 | Rage 10/10 | Ki 5/5 | Action Points 7/10
It could have been a boat!
When Wayne moves the stone, a hidden needle pricks him!
Vs Flatfooted: 1d20 + 10 ⇒ (16) + 10 = 26
And make a DC 18 fortitude save or take 1d2 ⇒ 2 dex damage.
Behind the stone, he finds a cache containing a second hematite ioun stone as well as a broad, wax-sealed scroll case that contains dozens of pages detailing Aspis activities in Bloodcove, qualitative data about the upcoming expedition, and even dossiers on several of the agents involved. Some entries stand out from the others, including Pahwoki the Blade, a murderous Bekyar who wears a necklace of ears and is believed able to make the trees walk; Lilianna Alazzario, an agent relocated to Bloodcove after she burned down an Isgeri village just to collect a small debt; Yola Hask, a one-handed smuggler banished from Rahadoum for "crimes against the state"; Micky Threetoes, an Andoren exile with a history of aiding slave traders; Zamil Namoth, an Ustalav aristocrat known both for his charm and his claiming trophies from his macabre hunts; and "Fiveknives" Kalim, a seasoned explorer of the Mwangi Expanse infamous for his callous treatment of the native people. Malika also suspects that the mission's primary purpose is looting, and she reports that the Consortium is particularly interested in a giant golden statue of some type. Finally, her report suggests the Consortium knows about Venture-Captain Nieford Sharrowsmith's expedition to the Bandu Hills, though it seems the Aspis are merely planning to attack him but have not actually done so yet.
Karu, Atum, and Kynrac can ignore the damage from that second swarm. I found the text I was looking for.
This spell summons four massive swarms of biting and stinging insects. These swarms appear adjacent to one another, but can be directed to move independently. Treat these swarms as centipede swarms with the following adjustments. The swarms have 60 hit points each and deal 4d6 points of damage with their swarm attack. The save to resist their poison and distraction effects is equal to the save DC of this spell. Creatures caught in multiple swarms only take damage and make saves once.
The more you know!
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Venture-Captain Gallard Stormeye, a tall powerfully built Ulfen man with a wild look in his eye and clad in worn red dragon-plate armor, enters the lodge bearing a clipboard in his weathered hands.
"It's going to be a damn long week alright", he grumbles as he looks over the document. "I'm lookin' for available pathfinder agents. Lots of 'em!"
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"It's going to be a damn long week alright", he grumbles as he looks over the document. "I'm lookin' for available pathfinder agents. Lots of 'em!"
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I saw it last night. I enjoyed it enough but there was definitely parts that felt slow and other parts that felt wholly unnecessary in what was already a very busy movie.
thing that bugged me the most at the end:
I understand Magneto switching sides turned the tide and allowed the heroes to save the world but he was still responsible for casualties (I'm guessing in the millions?). Is there really no accountability for that?
Male Half-Minotaur Bardbarian 9 l HP: 101/111 (119/129 raging) l Init: +0 l AC: 26* (24* raging) [T: 12; FF: 20; CMD: 27*] l Fort: +14, Ref: +4, W: +9* (18/7/13 with buffs) l Per: +0
Rage 10/10 | Inspire 5/10 | Bloodline 1/4 | 1st Level Spells 4/5 | 2nd level Spells 0/3 | 3rd level Spells 0/1
The lack of an environment or even reality does not keep Bjorkus from looking for whores.
With her encyclopedic knowledge, Melina recognizes that this beast is indeed laying her eggs. No amount of tasty bribes are likely to calm her down. Wild empathy would do the trick.
If the party is looking to give the turtle a wide berth, they could scale the nearby rocks but it'd be a bit of a scramble.
You are encountering the inevitable result of most optimization arms races. At this point there's no solution that isn't going to result in frustrated players and frustrated DM or hurt feelings.
If you ignore the characters with high AC in favor of attacking the moderate-low AC characters, the moderate-low AC characters are going to feel like you're picking on them.
If you rebuild your encounters to counter the high AC characters by using incorporeal creatures, gunslingers, etc, the high AC characters are going to be frustrated because you invalidated their optimization.
If you rebuild your encounters to feature creatures with super attack attack bonuses, the high AC characters are going to be frustrated because you're negating their optimization and the moderate-low AC characters are going to be frustrated because everything suddenly hits them on 2s. (In my experience this is the worst option.)
From my experience, the best solution is to work with the high AC characters to bring them down to reasonable levels. Anything else is going to result in someone being really unhappy.
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Uh... Markus Varic. he says by way of introduction. I do some work with Jorfa at the forge.
"Thank you kindly Markus Varic", Raj says with a slight bow as he starts on his next drink only to be dragged to his feet by Hazel.
"Calm down", he laughs at the young woman's enthusiasm. "You don't have to beg a Varisian to dance. We love to dance. Even when we're not very good at it", he explains as he begins to move to the jaunty tune.
Ushaka's hard work continues to go unnoticed.
Horemheb scowls. "Fine. You're swabbing the deck morning, noon, and night until I say otherwise. The rest of you had better not think you'll get off so easy if I catch anyone else sleeping while they're on duty."
The Master-At-Arms gives Friendly Fahd a dirty look and storms off.
The DCs to influence the rest of the crew is now lower. It's higher for Horemheb.
"Oh, you don't say?" Iulia says in feigned interest. "I'm sure Captain Lanteri is grateful for your discretion."
Balooo learned a bit about what impresses her above.
I loved it and was really impressed with how well they managed to give everyone screen time.
Minor Gripes:
I would have liked Scott's explanation for joining the team. I was shocked when he casually agreed to participating in something that would make him a fugitive again.
Ironman flipping out at the end seemed a bit forced. Ironman's known for being narcissistic and an egomaniac but he's also usually pragmatic and logical. He knows Bucky was programmed for the hit.
In the designer's words, demoralize is the martial equivalent to tying up a caster for psychic characters. Getting free still and silent on all your spellcasting has to come with some downsides.
If a wizard is grappled by a barbarian he's most likely screwed.
If a psychic is flexed at by a barbarian he's most likely screwed.
Lilywhite's pretty small so shopping opportunities are limited but the Society could arrange for a covert supply drop... (Yes, you can shop.)
A moment later Horemheb storm into the cabin with a saber clutched tightly in his hand. He takes in the scene slowly, his gaze finally settling on the slain tengu.
"I knew that sod Hyrix would strike again. By Besmara's t!!*, I warned the captain she should have keelhauled him the first time he tried to take the Magpie Princess. You did well. I think the whole crew will sleep better knowing the bird's dead." He pauses to consider the mess up above. "Should I assume he was responsible for the fire on the deck too? He always was showing off those magic tricks of his."
I started with a barbarian dip for the big level 1 HD and the early combat boost.
Beast form II is actually for the utility. I didn't like the flavor of a mighty orc-blooded sorcerer flying around with the fly spell but shapeshifting into a powerful beast felt like a better fit. Beast form II lets you get a fly speed, swim speed, climb speed, etc as needed. Occasionally I've fought as a grizzly bear but more often than not when I need to mix it up in melee I just hit things with my falchion.
Intensify is for burning hands, burning arc, and later fireball. Burning arc is actually his bread and butter combat spell.
Power of Giants makes you a combat beast. With the robe of eldritch heritage you can get it as soon as level 11.
Here's his level up progression. The spells might not be 100% accurate but it should give you a good idea of how things went.
Out of combat he doesn't contribute much. He only get 2 skill points per level and the sorcerer skill list isn't terribly exciting. I intentionally didn't take any spells that are super useful for troubleshooting (see my bit above about flavor) but I could have spared a few slots for things like fly and dimension door.
Pirates don't have time to doddle! =P
Melina recognizes these beasts as river drakes, a lesser cousin of the mighty dragons. In addition to fearsome jaws and a powerful tail, they can spit acidic saliva periodically that burns and entangles its victims. They are very quick and can pounce on unsuspecting prey from a surprising distance despite their short legs.
Zinkyudo's arrow lodges in the wing membrane of one of the drakes. It hisses in anger and leaps through the air almost sixty feet. Two of them rear back and spit a gout of sticky caustic goo.
Acid Damage vs Balooo, Fahd, and Zinkyudo: 2d8 ⇒ (1, 3) = 4
Acid Damage vs Ushaka: 2d8 ⇒ (4, 8) = 12
Make a DC 14 reflex save. If you fail you take full damage and are entangled by the sticky acidic goo. You can attempt a new save to end the effect at the end of your turn. If you succeed you take half damage and are not entangled.
The party is up.
Pathfinder is full of powerful options/combinations of options that easily break a rigid scenario system like PFS. Spirited charge is one, generally being a magus is another one. I don't think this particular case is a big deal but if you feel like the player in question is being a 'fun sponge' as another poster put it, simply don't play with him. Congratulate him on beating the game and then take your ball and go home.
Don't invite him to game days at your house.
Don't invite him to game days at the local game store.
If he shows up to a public game day, don't sit at his table.
You can't ban unwanted rules content but you can vote with your feet.
Most of the Paizo APs are littered with plot cohesion issues and logic flaws. It's the inevitable result of the 15-18 level spread of content that's split up across multiple authors. Even the flagship AP Rise of the Runelords has very poor consistent narrative if it's run strictly by the books.
I haven't actually played it but the biggest complaints that I've heard from the folks that I know that are playing and/or DMing it is that the metaplot isn't very interesting or engaging. Most of the other Paizo AP's have some greater theme that's compelling enough to keep players interested. Giantslayer was touted as an 'old school' AP. It sounds like like, in this case, old school may come off as bland.
The kitsune's eyes grow wide when Morvius speaks the word 'Caught' and he shakes his head. "I wish you hadn't done that quite yet. Well, until next time friends."
The fragments glow with power and rise into the air, swirling on unseen currents. In a flash, they assemble themselves into a whole scroll once again. From its center a powerful magical wind erupts that scatters the contents of the scriptorium but strangely leaves the party untouched. Howls of panic and delight are heard as various creatures are pulled up the stairs from the Stacks and Understacks below flying past the party's eyes in stretched out blurs. Lady Gormandelle's remains, the fishing birdmen, and the even the slain crocodile are barely glimpsed as they're sucked up into the powerful scroll's confines once again. Last is the kitsune himself, Caught, who smirks one final time.
"Do me a favor, eh? Figure out the answer to the riddle. I'll get it from you next time I escape", he says before the scroll captures him as well. "I'm looking forward to it..."
Finally, the enchanted script settles back to its original form, and the scroll drops to the floor, its magic dormant once more.
Returning down the stairs, it appears the water has stopped flowing. Unfortunately, the Archives are still very flooded.
I'll agree that some of the nerfs/errata have been overkill but the game is full of bad options. I'd rather have one more bad option than something that's drastically imbalanced.
I mostly play PFS but even in my non-PFS games the only errata I've rolled my eyes at and ignored was the silly flurry of blows ruling that required you to use unarmed strike (which was reversed a couple weeks later).
PoW is a huge game changer.
Are PoW martials better than Pathfinder martials and partial casters? Absolutely. The arguement that PoW abilities can be replicated with spells is an unfair comparison. Spells require actions and resources. PoW stuff is mostly unlimited and swift/free.
Are PoW martials better than Pathfinder casters? Probably not. PoW characters never get maze, simulacrum, or any of the other end-game broken spells.
That said, if you're allowing PoW in your game. Everyone should be using it. The players, enemy humanoids, undead, dragons, etc. PoW is such a huge increase in power that denying it to anyone that could use it is indirectly, but significantly, nerfing them.


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Alexander, or Alex, Hitzinger (born 23 October 1971 in Passau)[1] is a German engineer, until 31st of March 2016 he was the Technical Director of the Porsche LMP1 project. He previously worked as Head of Advanced Technologies for the Red Bull and Toro Rosso Formula One teams.
Early life and education[edit]
Hitzinger was born in Passau, Germany.[1] He has been interested in motorsports since he was a teenager. Different from most boys, who are fascinated by fast cars, he was mainly interested in the technical aspects of the car. He studied mechanical engineering at University of Applied Sciences Landshut as an undergraduate and earned an MBA from Warwick Business School at University of Warwick, UK.[2]
Hitzinger's first job in the automotive industry was at Toyota Motorsport as a development engineer.[2] Hitzinger moved to Cosworth together with World Rally Champion Carlos Sainz, when Carlos changed team from Toyota to Ford. At Cosworth, he firstly worked as Head of the Ford-Cosworth World Rally Championship programme and then as Head of F1 Development. In 2005, at the age of 34, Hitzinger was one of the youngest chief engineers in F1.[3]
Under Hitzinger's leadership, in 2006, Cosworth F1 team developed the first ever F1 engine (Cosworth CA, 2.4 Litre, V8 [4]) to attain 20,000 rpm at the track, despite the difficult circumstances (under budget and small amount of staff). This set a new standard at the time for F1 engines. [2][5][6]
From 2006 to 2011 he worked as Head of Advanced Technologies for Red Bull Technology[2] and from mid-2006 and mid-2007 he also filled the role of Technical Director of the Scuderia Toro Rosso Formula One team.[5]
Since 2011, Hitzinger has been Technical Director of the Porsche LMP1 project.[2] On 14 March 2016, it was announced that Alex Hitzinger was leaving Porsche.
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